Chapter

1 5,5| another, from the rear to the van, then when their quivers
2 6,2|       The first comprised the van and a body of troops whose
3 6,2|      was to support them. The van consisted of three hundred
4 6,2|  settled, Charles ordered the van to cross the river, just
5 6,2|    their march by that of the van. His orders were punctually
6 6,3|      was to attack the French van; while Gonzaga himself,
7 6,3|  French army attacked both in van and in the rear, and to
8 6,3|   second to the rescue of the van, flinging himself into the
9 6,3|   going still better, for the van, which the Marquis de Cajazzo